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Last night, I sat down with one goal: build as many functional apps as possible using AI. No planning. No roadmap. Pure YOLO mode. By sunrise, I had 11 deployed applications — including 2 games, 6 SaaS tools, and 3 developer utilities. Total infrastructure cost: $0/month. The Stack AI IDE: Google Antigravity (Claude Opus 4.6 + Gemini 3 Pro) Deployment: Vercel (free tier) Backend: Google Cloud e2-micro (free tier, 24/7) AI API: Gemini API (25,000 credits/month with AI Ultra) The 11 Apps 🎮 Games 1. Void Dealer — A tarot-themed roguelike deckbuilder inspired by Balatro. 56 Minor Arcana + 22 Major Arcana with unique power effects, shop system, and 9-round progression. ...

The AI Revolution for Solo Developers If you’re an indie developer in 2026, you’re not really solo anymore. AI has become the ultimate co-founder — one that never sleeps, never complains, and writes surprisingly decent code. Here are 5 tools that have fundamentally changed how I build software. 1. Gemini CLI — Your Terminal Co-pilot Google’s Gemini CLI turns your terminal into an AI-powered development environment. Why it matters: 60 requests per minute on the free tier. That’s enough to build, test, and deploy an entire application without spending a dime. ...

The Problem: Content Takes Time Every indie maker knows the drill. You build something cool, then spend 10x more time writing about it, promoting it, and maintaining a social media presence. I decided to automate the entire pipeline. The Architecture AutoRevenue Scheduler (24/7 on Cloud VM) ├── 08:00 JST → Generate SEO blog article ├── 09:00 JST → Convert to Dev.to format ├── 10:00 JST → Generate 7 tweets for the day └── 18:00 FRI → Compile weekly newsletter The Tech Stack Gemini API — Content generation (25,000 credits/month) Node.js — Orchestration and scheduling Hugo — Static site generation for the blog Vercel — Zero-config deployment Google Cloud VM — Always-on scheduler (e2-micro, free tier) Step 1: Topic Generation The pipeline starts by generating SEO-optimized topic ideas: ...